Unemployment, Financial Loss is Contributing to U.S. Drug Addiction
Post-pandemic financial losses are contributing to drug addiction rates, research shows.
Health & Medicine
Black Patients Unlikely to Get Treatment Before an Opioid Overdose
White patients are more likely to receive addiction treatment before an overdose.
Surgery May be Better Than Radiation for NSCLC Lung Cancer
NSCLC cancer may benefit more from surgery, but SCLC results remain the same.
New Gene Therapy Helps Combat Genetic Blindness
Genetic blindness may be conquered with new form of treatment.
Professional Medical Malpractice Lawyers Can Help You Get the Compensation You Deserve
Common examples of medical malpractice include misdiagnosis, surgical and medication errors, and birth injuries.
Long COVID Fatigue Can be Improved with CBT Interventions
Post-COVID Syndrome symptoms can be reduced with cognitive-behavioral therapy, research shows.
Social Media Addiction Continues to Plague the Nation
Addiction to social media continues to be a major problem in the U.S.
CDC Says Adolescent Emergency Room Visits are Declining
Post-pandemic ER visits are declining among teens, but there’s still a long way to go.
Fentanyl Overdose Rates Among School-aged Children are Climbing
Overdose and fatality rates are on the rise in Maryland’s schools.
FDA Considers Whether to Roll Out Over the Counter Birth Control
The U.S. may soon offer birth control without a prescription.